Sentence examples for decline of deference from inspiring English sources
The first is the decline of deference towards institutions.
Stranger still, despite five decades of the supposed decline of deference, the rise of David Cameron suggests that simple poshness might still be a very potent political asset.
In fact, it is precisely the dissolution of British power, the decline of deference and the tottering of the old imperial order that explain the institution's resilience.
The decline of deference raises worries about reliability: last time, when asked about their religious affiliation, 0.7% of Britons replied that they were Jedi Knights.Give the shoes a restThere is some resistance to change.
Within companies, too, junior employees who would never have dared knock on the chief executive's door might send him an idea electronically.The decline of deference is both a cause and a consequence of technological progress.
Although asylum-seekers are only a small proportion of all immigrants, they take up huge quantities of official time and, because they are so unpopular, political energy.The decline of deference notwithstanding, crime is down too (see chart).
Other analysts spoke of urbanisation, rising literacy, growing if unequal prosperity and the decline of old instinctive deference towards supposed social superiors as underpinning the failure of Congress and Gandhi to connect with voters.
Timothy Garton Ash Next year will see the apex and decline of democracy's fashionable deference to independent expertise.
"We are hopeful," said Trost, who declined to describe the remaining issues out of deference to the process.
On September 24 of that year, which was Yom Kippur, Youkilis appeared in the dugout in uniform, but declined to participate in the game out of deference to the religious holiday.
Michael Drewniak, a spokesman for Mr. Christie, declined on Tuesday to discuss the timetable for the special election, saying, "Out of deference to Congressman Payne, that is not a discussion that we will be having today".
